“For the first time, to our knowledge, we document the disruptive effects of challenging environmental conditions on the breeding processes of a monogamous population, potentially mediated by higher reproductive costs, changes in phenology and physiological stress,” the study reported. “Environmentally driven divorce may therefore represent an overlooked consequence of global change.”
Albatross ‘divorce’: Large sea birds known for monogamy may be pushed to split up because of climate change, study finds
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